docs: def _WorkerCommand_executable(self):
          """Return executable and any options to be executed by bootstrap"""
          worker = self.workersArguments
  
          c = []
          if worker.executable:
              c.append(worker.executable)
          # This trick is used to parse correctly quotes
          # (ie. myScript.py 'arg1 "arg2" arg3')
          # Because it is parsed by a shell, every quote gets re-interpreted.
          # It replaces simple quotation marks with \\\" which gets evaluated to
          # \" by the second shell which prints it out as a double quote.
          if worker.args:
              if self.isLocal():
                  # If local, no shell is used so no escaping needed
                  c.extend([
                      '{0}'.format(a) for a in worker.args
                  ])
              else:
                  c.extend([
                      '"{0}"'.format(a.replace('"', '\\\"')) for a in worker.args
                  ])
          return c